Malte Starostik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > On Tuesday 08 October 2002 06:17, Ben Reser wrote: > > See attached screenshot. All the other dialogs look fine. This is the > > only one that has any issues. You can't see it as well from the screen > > shot but it looks almost as though the text was painted twice but just > > in slightly different spots. > It is meant to show those items are disabled because you didn't choose to > install any of those servers. At least that's what I thought. Of course, it > could look better. > On a similar note, I once did a minimum install, i.e. selected no package > group at all and was presented a dialog to choose whether I want a minimum > install with X, without X or extremely minimum. Once the last option was > selected, the other two got disabled just as those in your screenshot. Is > there any particular reason for locking the other options as soon as one is > selected (before proceeding with Okay that is)?
because the 3 options don't go the same way: - "truly minimum" means removing - "X" or "doc" means adding i wouldn't know what to do with "truly minimum" together with "X" or "doc", that's why choosing "truly minimum" make the other two grayed/disabled. hopefully this graphical pb will go away with gtk2 :)
